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Coin is about 24mm, looks possibly brass & weighs 3.4 grams. Any help appreciated.
 

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Pretty certain this is a Chinese 1 cash coin from the Jin Dynasty: 1115-1234. If anyone has David Hartill's reference work they could verify it.
 
I was able to look this up in David Hartill's reference work, Cast Chinese Coins.

Jin Dynasty (1115-1234)
King Hai Liang, also called Emperor Wan Yan Liang (1149-61). Referenced as H18.40.

Hartill uses a rarity scale of 0 (extremely rare) to 16 (Very Common). This is 14 with an approximate value of 5 dollars.
 
Redseal, Welcome to treasurenet & thank you for your great lightning fast attribution. Bill in Spokane
 
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Reign Title: Cheng Lung(1156-1161 a.d.)
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